I'm willing to bet with rents going up dramatically over the last 5 years and the owners of the building probably generating a lot of cash flow and appreciation, the odds of you getting one are slim to none.

The landscape has changed dramatically since then - i know everything is so much more expensive and contractors are busy.

While I do not use leverage it is recognized as a powerful tool that can dramatically increase return.

On the bright side cap rates have increased dramatically over the last several months =D

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Prices and sales have been up dramatically in the last year, is it a bad idea to buy now or is there more upside to be seen?

My question is when an area goes through such a dramatic shift... where do all those people go?

The 10-Year Treasury has been skyrocketing which has dramatically pushed up rates with this whole debt ceiling thing going on.

I typically invest using the BRRRR strategy where the investments have been updated which dramatically reduces your handyman needs and cost.

The most dramatic change is the increase in the maximum available credit which went from $2,000 to $5,000 per unit.